The knot drawings were first shown on the page Knoten - Seminar in 2021/2022.
Another display of essentially the same drawings is on the page Knots (with METAFONT) - Gallery.
Here is a particular example:
knot 52
Click on the images for high resolution versions.
The pictures were created 1995 using METAFONT, see allknots.pdf and Source files (1995).
These were experiments inspired by Exercise 13.8 in The METAFONTbook Zbl 0609.68003. I stopped after saving allknots.pdf (actually allknots.dvi) on July 6, 1995 at 4:11 AM.
There are 4 knot diagrams with 9 crossings in allknots.pdf. One is a non-standard drawing of knot 818 (Torusknoten (4,3)), the others are
knot 922knot 929knot 940
Cf. Appendix D in Burde, Zieschang. Knots. 1985 MR 808776, Zbl 0568.57001:

Originally all over/under-crossings were drawn alternating. This is incorrect for the torus knots (3,4), (4,3), (6,11), albeit one may prefer the alternating version in a non-mathematical context. The corresponding images have now (March 2026) correct crossings (unless marked with *).
On the page Knots (with METAFONT) - Gallery most torus knots are rectified to have a vertical axis of symmetry, cf. Drawing torus knots on that page.
Quite a few torus knots are depicted here: Category:Torus knots and links (Wikimedia Commons)
The images linked in the following list have high resolutions. The numbers correspond to page numbers in allknots.pdf.
The names "knot Ck", "Knoten C/k" refer to the Alexander-Briggs notation, see Appendix C in Rolfsen, Knots and Links. 1976 MR 515288, Zbl 0339.55004.
The file allknots.txz (xz compressed tar archive) contains the 1995 MF files and a script to build allknots.pdf.
In 2009 I created png images with ImageMagick taking data from MF log files. The cutting at crossings was done with ImageMagick. See directory 2009 in allknots.txz.
In 2026 I added the possibility to draw torus knots with correct over/under-crossings (fortunately there was not much to do).
See also Drawing torus knots.
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